zfs-dkms why installed?

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    i have updated this morning and for some reason it has installed the zfs-dkms

    i got backport enabled (i always add it i suppose).

    same config kernel version another nas it did not installed it (zfs-dkms) why?


    second nas:


    • Official Post
    Quote from spupuz

    why?

    Because Debian put zfs 2.3.1 in backports which is newer than zfs 2.2.7 in the proxmox kernel. I tried to set the plugin dependencies to not allow this but it is not possible in the control file. Once proxmox puts 2.3.1 in their repo, the system should be able to go back to the precompiled module.

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    Quote from ryecoaaron

    Because Debian put zfs 2.3.1 in backports which is newer than zfs 2.2.7 in the proxmox kernel. I tried to set the plugin dependencies to not allow this but it is not possible in the control file. Once proxmox puts 2.3.1 in their repo, the system should be able to go back to the precompiled module.

    why this is happening only on fist nas and not on the second one?

    • Official Post
    Quote from spupuz

    why this is happening only on fist nas and not on the second one?

    I don't know. I don't know if you upgraded before I released the 2.1.3 zfs plugin. I'm not sure how you don't have zfs pinning with backports enabled.


    If you are using the proxmox kernel and not the kvm plugin, I would disable backports.

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    Quote from spupuz

    if remove zfs-dkms it remove also openmediavault-zfs

    If you are trying to remove zfs 2.3.1 and go back to 2.2.7, you will need to remove zfs-dkms and install libzfs4linux and other zfs packages from the proxmox repo. You will have to figure out the ordering of the package install/removal but temporarily removing the zfs plugin shouldn't be a big deal. Just install it at the end.

    Quote from spupuz

    disabling backport does not allow me to install it anymore dunno

    Install what? The zfs plugin? As I mentioned above, you need to get the proxmox packages installed again. chatgpt can probably help.

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